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Fake mail service - spoof sender address ? - equi_gonzales13 - Jun 9, 2019
Hello there,
Any ideas of an email service where you may spoof the sender's address? (eg. sending a fake message from "[email protected]")
I have tried several (like emkei.cz) however the fake message goes straight to the spam folder or it is not sent at all.
Apart from this, it is essential to support html code.
RE: Fake mail service - spoof sender address ? - anonymoussarrik - Jun 9, 2019
you can try protonmail.com and .yandexmail.com
RE: Fake mail service - spoof sender address ? - equi_gonzales13 - Jun 9, 2019
(Jun 9, 2019 10:31 AM)anonymoussarrik Wrote: you can try protonmail.com and .yandexmail.com
Thank you, but is there any chance to change my email address (as a sender), in order for the recipient to receive a message from, for example, "[email protected]" and not my yandex or my protomail account ?
I believe that they don't support spoofing the sender's address ..
RE: Fake mail service - spoof sender address ? - f32nMcrom - Jun 9, 2019
(Jun 9, 2019 10:40 AM)equi_gonzales13 Wrote: Thank you, but is there any chance to change my email address (as a sender), in order for the recipient to receive a message from, for example, "[email protected]" and not my yandex or my protomail account ?
I believe that they don't support spoofing the sender's address ..
There is an app on mobile that lets you spoof the sender address, works on gmail :P
I've forgotten the name but a quick search on Google Play will get you the app.
Hope this helps
RE: Fake mail service - spoof sender address ? - hackish - Dec 6, 2020
(Jun 13, 2019 10:40 AM)phantomman55 Wrote: those are fake ones. they charge you for each email. they send the email the from is spoofed but it shows the apps name and actual address.
to op there's none that works on the internet. some even infect you with malware just be careful.
Agreed. Even I couldn't find any, and I looked high and low.